Small restaurant but packs a punch. Pretty amazing BBQ…read moreReally enjoyed it. Will be back for sure

This spot is a GEM in Missouri. I was working in Bolivar for a month and this was highly…read morerecommended to me. The smoked chicken was tender and juicy, fries were awesome and the banana pudding was to die for! Service was very good and quick, I went every week and never disappointed. Parking is limited as well. You must go here!!!!!!!!

The best restaurant around. Always hot food and great service. And the pies are delicious and the…read morecinnamon rolls are massive!! Great place to stop in.

Don't be stop by the outside appearance, sure the building could use a little TLC. Inside and…read moreoutside both show some wear & tear.......But Smith's is one of the best places in the area for good food. We travel through frequently & this is one of our favorite stops for lunch or dinner. They have the best country fried pork tenderloin you'll ever have. Everything we've had at Smith's is basically good home cooked food.

I'm writing this review more for my Dad than myself. I'm not a fan of fried foods - bad for the…read moregut, eh? If, however, you're looking for a true greasy, oily, buttery spoon, well, you've found it. The location is a little café attached to a gas station. There are tables (though closed during coronavirus) and a simple menu. I think nearly everything is fried (chicken, fish, potatoes, mushroom, etc) except the breakfast options. One plus is that the location is right next to the hospital and cancer center. It can be a godsend reprieve to walk across the road to grab a drink or just some fresh air. It's simple country gas station café at its most essential.

Good service local business can't beat it and if you can make it in for breakfast Bobby is a hell…read moreof a cook

I was just visiting from Florida and wanted to have lunch somewhere that wasn't fast food. I found…read moreOseyo by Googling nearby restaurants and saw that it had good Google reviews (better than the ones on Yelp). My sister and I both with the Dinner Box. I felt like it was a decent price for the amount of food- $16 and it came with a soup, dumpling, main dish, fried rice, salad and small roll. We both enjoyed our soup. I don't usually like Miso, but this was nice and not too salty. And my sister said the hot and sour soup was great. I got the cashew chicken and it was good. Not great, but good. My sister had the General's Chicken and she said it was very good and very spicy. The roll was OK, but I wasn't expecting to be wowed. I did not try any of the other sushi. I read other reviews that mentioned it was an old Pizza Hut, and it still looks like one. So you aren't going here for the ambiance. My sister said she went there often when it was a Pizza Hut and they still had the same tile and lights. The service was nice, polite and attentive. I went in just looking for some decent edible food in a small town, and I feel like they delivered. I enjoyed my Dinner Box and am looking forward to my leftovers tonight!

On the road for wrestling, again, Asian Food is a favorite after a wrestling meet. Well, it was…read moreok. I had Kung Pao Chicken, that was ok. My son order beef bulgogi and he said like my dish, it was not Spicey at all. My Kung Pao didn't have any peanuts or spice. It was good, but not what I was hoping for. The serving size was amole. The fried rice pretty tasty and on par with most fried rice. Our server was very nice and worked very hard to take care of us. She didn't order our sushi roll, but did so quickly once we reminded her. My son said the spicey salmon roll was tasty, but the texture of the fish was weird. The restaurant was nice and clean and we got to watch the winter Olympic coverage. The pricing was very reasonable. The food wasn't bad, just not what I was hoping for.

First off the girls working were very nice and had great attitudes. However, I personally will not…read morebe returning for a couple of reasons. Prices were pretty steep but I was hoping you got more toppings since they charge for every single topping, but not the case. I noticed she made someone's custard without gloves, not mine but that was pretty disgusting. My husband's sundae had so very little toppings that it looked like it was just vanilla but was charged for all the toppings. Good luck to anyone else who goes there.

If you're going to have a walk up window AND a drive through window, you need to learn to service…read moreboth regardless of how busy one is over the other. At least acknowledge a customer at the drive up window when you have a large group of kids at the walk up window.

Amazing diner in Hermitage, MO. Home cooked meals and great atmosphere. We will definitely visit…read moreagain when visiting the Hermitage area.

Waitress dropped off our food and never came back to refill drinks or ask if we needed anything…read more Then the girl that checked us out didn't give us our military discount. When we asked her about why we didn't get the discount she replied "My bad" and answered her cell phone that was ringing!! (This was on 2/26/26 from 12-12:40 pm) We will never return to this restaurant!

I grew up in Bolivar, and Smith's Restaurant was always one of my favorite places. My grandma used…read moreto take me here all the time, and I loved their food -- it was one of those hometown staples that felt comforting and special. Because of that history, I came in with high hopes, but I left incredibly disappointed. The service was awful. Our server, Christy, was friendly to me but noticeably rude to my husband, which felt unprofessional and uncomfortable. It was such a strange, almost hostile energy at the table, and it immediately soured the experience. Then the food came, and it was nothing like it used to be. What used to taste like good, home-style cooking now felt bland, poorly prepared, and honestly not worth eating. I could tell right away it wasn't the same standard Smith's used to be known for. What really stood out, though, was the atmosphere. Even though there were quite a few people inside, the restaurant was silent. At first, I thought it was odd, but after tasting the food and experiencing the service, it made sense. People weren't enjoying themselves. The silence said everything. It breaks my heart to write this, because Smith's used to mean so much to me growing up. But this visit left me disappointed, uncomfortable, and sad that a place once so loved has lost the warmth and quality it used to have.

If it is open you should stop! Hands down best country cafe!…read moreClean place where the Guys are hustle to get out the food! Priced right.

Nice quite place to eat. Good food and freindly. They hardly ever open so when driving by and you…read moresee they are open go for it.